u/moal09

Ricky Steamboat's career as a face seems very unique for his era

He's the only asian wrestler I can think of from the old territory days that wasn't saddled with a stereotypical asian gimmick. He also worked as a face and was beloved by crowds as a ring technician and sort of an everyman people could relate to. The most his asian heritage was ever referenced was with his "dragon" nickname.

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u/moal09 — 2 days ago
▲ 39 r/comedy

Alvin Kuai - "Everyone who wants to fight is a psycho"

Dude is hilarious with some great delivery. Hope he blows up.

u/moal09 — 2 days ago
▲ 32 r/40kLore

Ferrus and the Legion of the Damned

Is it possible that Ferrus Manus is leading the legion of the damned? When Sanguinius encounters what appears to be Ferrus' spirit during the heresy, he mentions that it doesn't seem like a trick, and that it really does seem to be him.

Ferrus himself mentions that he's just as confused and doesn't know how he ended up in this weird undead state between the materium and the warp, but gives Sanguinius some advice in the meantime and laments that he trusted the wrong people and let Fulgrim get the better of him. He also gives him a warning that they're all basically fucked already.

The legion of the damned are an almost ghost-like chapter that appears out of nowhere when a battle seems hopeless. Might be a long shot, but is it possible that Ferrus found a way to rally the lost chapters and is able to direct them through that same weird space between reality and the warp to try and help in whatever way he can?

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u/moal09 — 3 days ago

I'm trying to get into +20s as a healer, and frankly, PUGing them isn't very fun. Everyone's saying I should find a premade at this point, but my issue is that I really don't want to have to run homework keys for 4 other people every time we want to play. That's a minimum 2 hour commitment probably before you even start running actual keys, and I dunno if I want to do that with the limited time I have to play.

At the same time, I also know that I'm gonna get bottlenecked on my progression/fun if I don't find a premade, so I dunno what to do. For raiding, it's less of an issue 'cause if you wipe, you just go again. But for M+, bricking a key means having to bring everyone's resil keys up again.

I dunno what to do. I feel like I'm kinda stuck on progression as someone who mostly plays solo.

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u/moal09 — 5 days ago

Is there a limit to how many sparks of radiance I can hold on a character?

I'm at 6 right now, but I'm afraid to turn in the weekly spark quest in case I'm capped already.

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u/moal09 — 6 days ago
▲ 1 r/ibs

Looking for an easy option in the morning. I specifically need soluble fiber, as I have motility issues, and insoluble fiber just stops me up even worse.

I can't have corn or gluten as both give me really bad diarrhea -- sometimes for days. Makes finding a good cereal hard as most GF cereals use corn as a base.

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u/moal09 — 11 days ago

If you're good at your rotation, DPS seems much more chill from 1-18 where going from a 16-18 isn't that big of a difference, since a lot of stuff is already one shotting or close to it on a 16. As long as you have hands and do basic things like interrupt prio spells and pop defensives when needed.

Meanwhile, healing an 18 is a completely different ballgame from healing a 16, especially with the amount of unavoidable rot in Midnight. It's not like previous seasons where you just had to survive a few specific damage events and then chill. There's almost constant scary rot ticking on multiple people in every pull now, requiring much higher CPM and good decision-making/CD discipline from healers.

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u/moal09 — 13 days ago

The way she parrots it as a defense against her mother's words -- almost as a mantra. To me, this says that it's something Ozai drilled into her when she was very young. Toxic parenting that contributed to her entire worldview and her eventual meltdown.

Nice little bit of storytelling.

u/moal09 — 16 days ago
▲ 60 r/DCAU

When Flash gives him the cheap aluminum Christmas tree at the end of the Christmas episode, Humanite mentions that he had one just like it as a kid before stopping himself.

This tells us that, despite his erudite way of speaking, and his focus on the fine arts, Humanite likely grew up quite poor, or at least lower working class, as those small/cheap aluminum trees are typically the go-to alternative for people who can't afford or don't have room for a full tree.

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u/moal09 — 17 days ago